Sentence examples for statutory leadership from inspiring English sources

The MHRA has a statutory leadership role in engaging with medical implant failures but there is little evidence of it having provided leadership in ensuring patient well-being related to the ASR™ hip replacement, which might have been pivotal in safeguarding the health of those patients about to be implanted with the ASR™ in the UK and perhaps in other countries, too.

After failing to win a third term in 1967, she was appointed to run the state's Bureau of Consumer Protection, which, under her leadership, became a permanent statutory agency.

These put flesh on the bones of the Labour leadership's plan to replace capping and compulsory tendering with a statutory duty on councils to seek "best value" at all times.

This way, though, Mr Cameron gets to show leadership, and he can say he did his best to avoid the statutory solution proposed by Leveson and opposed by the press.

While lining up the statutory bodies behind Care England would at least go some way to providing clear leadership and reducing territorial scraps, giving it power over social care could undermine councils' control of their largest budget just as they are trying to cope with unprecedented cuts.

You might say leadership – a form that brings together planning, housing, care and health, and the private, statutory and voluntary sectors, to work meaningfully together, sharing goals and delivering services that meet people's needs and priorities in later life.

"The attorney general's offer to an independent statutory officer of an inducement to resign her position as president, with the object of affecting the leadership of the Australian Human Rights Commission to avoid political damage to the Abbott government may constitute corrupt and unlawful conduct," Dreyfus wrote.

"The attorney general's offer to an independent statutory officer of an inducement to resign her position as president, with the object of affecting the leadership of the Australian Human Rights Commission to avoid political damage to the Abbott government may constitute corrupt and unlawful conduct," wrote Labor MP Mark Dreyfus in his complaint to the AFP.

Instead, the Commissioner ignored those statutory and regulatory mandates, writing only generally about Black's managerial expertise compared to vague nostrums about educational leadership from a 2001 State report that has no force of law.

That leadership will hang like a dark cloud over the credibility of the new NHS Commissioning Board, which takes up its full statutory duties and responsibilities on 1 April.

Though there is no professional statutory register, they are, according to CQC regulations, expected to have a core set of skills, a health and social care leadership level 5 qualification and experience of working in the sector.